Continuing our exploration of Form and Experience, we developed a backdrop that not only complements the play but also transforms the audience's perception of the performance space. Our intent was to go beyond a mere visual representation and craft an immersive environment that interacts with the narrative, mood, and movement of the play.

Through careful consideration of materials, scale, lighting, and spatial composition, we designed a backdrop that serves as a dynamic element—shaping the atmosphere, influencing emotions, and adding layers to the storytelling. The backdrop was not just a static visual but an active participant in the theatrical experience, evolving with the play’s progression.

By incorporating principles of space, depth, and perspective, we manipulated how the audience perceives the setting, creating an experience that transcends conventional stage design. Whether through abstract forms, fragmented structures, or fluid transitions, our backdrop became a medium of spatial storytelling, allowing the audience to engage with the play in an entirely new way.